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Republicans Projected to Lose US Midterms as Voters Weigh in on Trump's Second Term

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Projections indicate Republicans are set to lose the US midterm elections, which are being read as a nationwide verdict on Donald Trump's second term. Voter discontent over the cost of living, tariffs, and the US war against Iran appears to be weighing heavily on the party. Trump's approval ratings have fallen to near record lows, adding to the pressure on Republican candidates. The article attributes the expected outcome to these broad public concerns rather than to any single issue. The article also includes a remark attributed to Trump, introduced with the phrase 'If I was on the ballot.'

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